The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-03-18


Il The Chatauqua Literary Club viii
entertained by the Misses Petrie lib
! friday evening at their residenc
lsouth-east corner of Deming and E
change streets.
| Matthias Huck will sell you as fine
Boot or Shoe as you can get in the cit,
and at as low if not lower price than til
same quality can be bought for els'
where.
Last Saturday night. just before twelv
O'Clock, three half-drunken fellows pas
ed south on Ann street, shouting an
yelling, and wound up their free cor
cert by firing three pistol shots acros
the street, a few doors north Of Juliu
street. The neighborhood was aroused
but no efforts were made to investigat
the matter.
In order to make room for my Sprin,
stock soon to arrive, | will close out al
my winter Clothing, Caps. Mittens ant
Gloves regardless of cost. ?. GRosCH.
Mr.. William Burt met with an un
pleasant accident at the Balm Wager
Co.'S works on Wednesday morning
While running paint mill the fore
finger of the left hand got caught in the
cogs, and the end as far as the first join
was quite seriously injured. DR.. VIM
Farr dressed the wound.
Tho roY,o o,-cI oe Duof ConLou. oe NJ
H., after being pronounced incurable by
score of physicians, from Los Vegas
\. NJ, to his home, was effected by adj
ministering DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic
which has restored him to his former
good health.
A very pleasant china wedding was
held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Cropley, in Pleasant Prairie. last
Saturday evening, it being the twentieth
anniversary of their marriage. There
was a good display of presents and a
happy time for all. Among the presents
was a china table set, containing fifty
two pieces.
A Workingmen's Mass Convention
will be held in the Court House on Tues
day evening, March 22d, at s o'clock,
sharp, for the purpose of nominating a
city ticket to be voted for at the next
charter election.
The telegram from Racine in the Chi
cago Times of Sunday in regard to Byron
Quigley is incorrect. The mans name
was Bernard Quigley, there was no $10,-
600 in gold found in the house, and Faith
er Cleary did not go there, as he was not
sent for.
CORRECTIONS. MIR. Mailer will move
into the residence on Ann street here
tofore occupied by O. M. Petit, not G.
E. Remer. Mrs. M. H. Petit accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Yule on
heir trip to California, not Mr.. M. III.
Petit.
Starkweather & Co. moved into Mr..
newly re-ftted store, No. 712
Main street, last Tuesday night. This
store has been newly decorated, re-
and supplied with all the con-
veniences of a frst-class drug store, With
DR.. Devlin's office in the front room up
stairs.
If you require spring medicine, if
yon are suffering with languor, debility,
boils, catarrh, chronic sores,
'crofula, or loss of appetite, Or any dis
ease arising from impure blood, take
Ayers Sarsaparilla-the safest and most
economical of all blood purifiers.
Mr.. William Egbert, an attache of the
Assembly, from st. Croix County, passed
and Sunday in Kenosha visit
ng old friends. Mr.. Egbert was raised in
Paris, on the John Myrick farm, and left
Kenosha in 1858. Many residents of
Paris will remember William as one of
he boys of the town who would get up
more harmless pranks than any other in
he neighborhood.
Dr.. Seth Ar7,ozd's Cough Killer gives I'M
Mediate relief, and cures severest Coughs,
Colds and Malignant Fevers, Sore Throat,
Asthma, &c. 25c., SOC. and $100 sizes.
A flock of wild geese that seemed to be
acting as if out for dress parade, were
'een near Kenosha, Thursday afternoon
If last week, by Mr.. E. Balm. One old
gander acted as commander, and mar
haled his company and put them
through their facings, obliques, march
ngs and other evolutions. The sight is
exported as pretty good display of a
dress parade.
For SALE.-2O0O bushels Scotch Bar
ey, for seed, free from all foul stuff
Price, so cents per bushel. Also four
oure-bred and recorded Short. horn Bulls,
coming one year old, from some of the
pest families in Kentucky, brought from
hat state last fall. G. D. HOLT,
Pleasant Prairie.
The Society of Christian Endeavor of
the M. E. church held their regular
business meeting Wednesday evening of
last week, and elected the following
officers President, E. A. Summons
Vice President, Miss Minnie Stark
weather Secretary and Treasurer, Zal-
mon Simmons.
A large yawl boat was discovered in
the lake near the north end of the
island on Monday last. Some boys
tried to rescue it, but were not able to
secure it. and the boat was dashed to
pieces against the ice. The boys were
unable to discover any name or indica-
ton of its ownership.
At the Vestry meeting ofSt Matthew's
last Monday evening, Rev. H.
H. S. Van Ingen, U. j. Lewis,
G. G. Brown and w. w. Strong were
appointed q committee to purchase a
pipe organ for the church. The ladies
of the society have raised more than
half the amount necessary to pay for
the organ, and the committee will now
take hold Of the matter and carry it to
completion. The proposed organ will
cost 50, 500, and will require two years to
build it.
AS the 23 train, North, was pulling out
from the depot, last Monday afternoon,
the horse belonging to Mr. futile took
fright and ran away turning suddenly
east, he threw the driver, seat and robes
into the ditch. Near the Danish church
the horse became detached from the rig,
which was considerably damaoed Tho